The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-25

George Catterson Oct. 6; Mr.; Gustave sehnull
and Miss Title Mayer on Oct. IL; Mr.. John w. Hol
combe and Miss Fife Mcouat. the last of October,
and Mr.. James Douglass well-known business man,
and Miss Olive Anderson daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
j. > Anderson, in December
Mr.. Charles A. Minich merchant of Pleasantville,
Ind married Thursday evening to Miss Bessie
Martin at the residence of the bride brother Mr..
Lar -. .in 10 S"o 80 o. TN ,s.
being present Rev. j. A. RonGthaler, of the Taber
nace Presbyterian church. performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Frank Fuller and Miss Julia Conlon were
married last Monday evening. at O'Clock, at the
home Of the bride parents No 175 North East
Church. The bride is the daughter of the lato
Squire Charles Conlon. and is member of the Lyra
couple went on a wedding tour to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wright gave elegant re-
last night a. Inef d r iii
don, England formerly Mrs Nellie Bells Hill of this
city sds The wste tasdsny asng ed
lections About sixty guests were present and nelud
ed the old friends Of Mrs Macmillan. in addition m to
Macniilans stay in this city will continue about
week longer.
to have one of the fashionable wool caps, known
as the Tam OShanter, if directed into some useful
branch Of society. The caps on the heads Of many
rude unshaoely copies of those that properly
last winter. ripped up and washed Why style Of
headdress like the Tam o Shanter should be used to
hot weather. is than person who has any sense
Of comfort car answer.
The ladies of the first section of the Free Kinder
kregelo, No. $50 North Illinois street, on Thursday
afternoon, Sept 20. from to z o'clock The ladies'
to Ss
and Mrs 3. K Fletcher leaders and will be assist
Desouchet Bradbury, Albert Baker E. Bird, E. Jaco
By. W. coughlen A : Barnes w. + Cook, s NE. E:
Gall g. Hammel, Kelsey, A Jordan. Woods. Hanil-
ton, Hale, ". f. Smith, W. NJ. Mansfeld, y Maj4r
bingham, w O. Lynn, D. Stewart, - Cravens. j. ].
Cooper, J. Holman, Hill Richards and Miss Maggie
Laird.
Miss Magruder, who will be remembered BY Indian
apos pleasantly has been well received in Minneapo
lis. where she now resides, and has scored fine
DeWof, who pupils of Professor Black. well
as Miss Magruder and who are in ST. Paul, where
they were invited upon the recommendation OF their
teacher have found the congenial and pleasant home
and are greatly liked by the church in whose choir
they sing They recently appeared IN public CONCERT
at a farewell to a local musician, and the St Paul
S5lobe says: Mrs. DeWoH acquitted herself ao1nlra-
bly, and her vocal contributions received genuine a-
pause from the audience. She sang with good shad-
ing and force OF expression and her pure synpathetc
foremost rank of musicians Mr.. DeWolf thoroughly
ten1r Is equipped with voice school and
to the satisfaction of the audience"
sCARKITT-TARBELL WEDDING.
Providence. r. L.. Special. of Tuesday.
The first of the usual series of fall weddings took
place here to-day in the marriage of Miss Lerra the
eldest daughter of Superintendent Tarbel. of the
SCHOOLS, winthrop Il
Watertown Oak. TIE affair quiet, but very
beautiful one, everything combining to advance its
pleasure.
None but the family and few OF the immediate
friends present at the ceremony itself This
took place 10 o'clock at Mr. Tarbell's residence
Beacon street. The parors and reception
handsomely decorated with flowers and vines In the
alcove of OF the large bank of ferns
and roses. while before it arch of autumn
flowers entwined with vines. Beneath this last the
young couple took their position, while Rev. DIR.
Westwood of the Chestnutstreet Methodist Episcopal
church, read the marriage service. The groom
in morning dress. The bride very handsome
with bunch of natural flowers catching the drapery
at the side. The trimmings of point lace and
the only ornament worn was elegant diamond cres-
cent at the throat. All enveoped In the folds of
the white tule veil.
Mr. h w. Whipple of Wheaton ILL., acted az best
man. and Misses Matte Tarbeu and Edith and Annie
Howe maids of honor.
Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served of which those present partook. This over,
the hour from II o'clock until was given up to
reception many of the friends of the newly-wedded
couple calling and giving congr atulations
The gifts were numerous and costly. The gift OF
the groom to the bride deed to lot in Water
town and a beautiful diamond ornament.
Mr. TarbeLl, the brides father has been prominent
in educational circles for many years. He has been
superintendent of the Providence schools for four
years. Before he had held similar position in
Indianapolis and educational commissioner of
Michigan. The bride herself is very accomplished
receiving her education both in. this country and
getc young men who are doing so much to build up
the Northwest He formerly the editorial
staff of the indianapolis Journal At present, how
ever he IS largely Sed IN real estate and king
business. He is president of the Watertown National
Bank of Waertown, Oak, and secretary also, Of the
Dakota Loan and Trust Company.
The bridal party teen took the afternoon train for
New York, whence they proceed to Greencastle Ind
where the grooms mother gives them reception for
their Western friends. They will make their home
in Watertown, Oak.